Bulkeley High School

Matthew Espinosa, Principal

Category: College and Career

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CCC Summer ROBOTICS and Computer Science Program! (SCHOLARSHIPS available to Bulkeley Students)

Program #1 Robotics:

Students will work individually and in teams to build and program VEX IQ snap-together robots. Students will learn STEM and engineering skills, including visual coding, through fun, hands-on activities. Participating students are provided lunch each day throughout the program.
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August 2 – August 6, 9am – 3pm @ Capital
Cost: $200 (FREE for Hartford Students!)

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ROBOTICS &
PROGRAMMING

Special Thanks for generous support from:

Program #2 Programming:

Students will develop computational thinking and problem-solving skills through completing computer science activities and labs. Students will complete activities independently and collaborate with peers on a team projects.
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August 9 – August 13, 9am – 12pm Online
Cost: $100 (FREE for Hartford Students!)

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How To Apply:

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Scholarships

Need-based tuition-free scholarships are available for Hartford and East Hartford residents.

Transportation (Program #1 only)

Participating students must have their own transportation to and from the college.
Student Drop-Off begins at 8:40am. Student Pick-Up is between 3:00 and 3:30pm.

Application Process

Who Can Apply?

The Summer Computer Science Program is designed BOTH for students with no knowledge of computer science, and for students with previous knowledge. Previous knowledge is not required – what is required is an interest and eagerness to learn.

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Questions/Contact

For questions regarding the application process, or more other information regarding Capital Community College’s Summer Computer Science Programs, contact:

Seth Freeman
Professor, Computer Information Systems
sfreeman@capitalcc.edu
(860) 906 5249

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What happens after high school? Student 5.0

What happens after high school?

Student 5.0!

    • College? 2-year? 4-year?
    • Straight to career?
    • Apprenticeship?
    • Military?
    • Something else?

If you (or someone you know) would like help figuring this out, Student 5.0 is a no-cost peer mentor program for high school seniors to plan what comes next.

Students — what comes next depends on what you want to do. With COVID-19 still disrupting building access, this all-virtual program can be a big help.

 

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Visit the Website
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Carmine & Frank Mangini Foundation MVP Scholarship

MVP scholarship program

Each year, a number of students are selected as CFM MVPs by the Board of the Mangini Foundation. They are chosen based on academic and extracurricular achievement and for demonstrating a strong commitment to community service, as well as acceptance into college. They also must reflect a high level of character and a strong determination to succeed. This scholarship is one of the hallmarks of the Foundation’s mission to increase opportunities for under-resourced students.

Awarded in the month of June, selected MVPs will receive a laptop computer and software package to help prepare for college. 

Since 2003, The CFM Foundation has awarded these scholarships to over 280 selected MVPs from the Hartford+ community.

MVP scholarship criteria

Required items to be included with application:

  • HS Transcript
  • College Acceptance Letter
  • Student Aid Report (incl. family income)
  • Yearbook Photo

The application will also require students to answer 4 short essay questions. 

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Engage Program

High School Students

In grades 9, 10 and 11 at BULKELEY HIGH SCHOOL

EARN up to $2,000!

Are you in grade 9, 10, or 11 at Bulkeley High School?

Do you want to earn money while getting more connected?

Do you want to earn money while doing career exploration, finding out about careers that suit your interests?

How about joining your peers for a free trip in June?

Do you want to earn up to $2,000? We will show you how!

Time is money, contact us today!

*Call for details @ 860-247-3227

      or Text:  860-385-1891

         or Email: youth@ctprf.org

NON DISCRIMINATION/ TITLE IX STATEMENT

The Board of Education complies with all applicable federal, state and local laws prohibiting the exclusion of any person from any of its educational programs or activities or the denial to any person of the benefits of any of its educational programs or activities because of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, age or disability, subject to the conditions and limitation established by law. The preamble to Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 states that: No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance. 

Bulkeley High School Title IX Coordinators:

Martina Jackson, Social Worker
(860) 695 – 3426
Jackm002@hartfordschools.org

District Title IX Coordinator:
Joanne Tremblay-Jackson, Director of Student Support Services
300 Wethersfield Ave, Hartford, CT 06114
Phone: 860- 695-8000
 

Athletic Director
Diane Callis
(860) 695-1038
calld001@hartfordschools.org

School Nurse, Undergraduate
Emily Rasgo
860-695-1099
emily.carroll@hartfordschools.org

Graduate
Irene Flynn
860-695-5112
irene.flynn@hartfordschools.org

School Counselor, Jennie Levin
Bulkeley North
(860) 695-1103
levij001@hartfordschools.org

School Counselor, Colman Long
Bulkeley South
(860) 695-3420
longc002@hartfordschools.org

 

School Counselor, Janae Mosby
Bulkeley South
(860) 695-3423
mosbj001@hartfordschools.org

College and Career Readiness/Say Yes, Connie Coles
Bulkeley North
(860) 695-1114
colec001@hartfordschools.org